Faculty

For our 14th year of InterMuse, we will host two special guest faculty members from Hungary, both of whom are lifelong practitioners of the Kodály vision of teaching and learning music:

	Zsuzsánna Mindszenty, faculty of humanities, professor of conducting and choral practice, and conductor of the women’s choir at the Eötvös Loránd University of Budapest [ELTE]
	Márta Sarosine Szabó, head of Theory and Conducting, University of Debrecen Conservatory of Music, Hungary

The InterMuse program director is:

Dr. Jerry L. Jaccard, vice president, International Kodály Society; 2004 OAKE Outstanding Educator; coordinator, BYU Elementary Music Education Program; director, BYU InterMuse Academy; coauthor of The Complete Musician

Other instructors will include:

	Julianna Barker, Kodály-certified graduate of BYU elementary music education program and Holy Names University master of music education with Kodály emphasis program; Provo City Schools K–6 music specialist; president of UFOLKS, the Utah chapter of OAKE; member of BYU Alumni Choir
	Joy Chantry, Kodály-certified Provo City Schools music specialist
	Rebecca McLaughlin, Kodály-certified member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir; Provo City Schools elementary music specialist mentor-coordinator; graduate of BYU Elementary Music Education Program
	Cynthia Richards, Kodály-certified professional violinist, studio teacher, and string clinician; string pedagogy instructor at Utah Valley State College; author of How to Get Your Child to Practice without Resorting to Violence; coauthor of The Complete Musician

Faculty

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